Sentences with phrase «paying members of trade unions»

In a unanimous decision, it welcomed «any measures which increase the involvement of individual trade unionists in the Labour Party» and, as had been advocated by Len McCluskey from the start, specifically agreed Miliband's proposal that «individual political levy paying members of trade unions be encouraged to «opt in'to associate membership of the Labour Party as part of the drive to build a Party of mass membership.»

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One Occupy rally I stumbled across here in Toronto featured speakers from a big trade union, members of which enjoy jobs that pay relatively well, and a representative of one of Canada's aboriginal groups, whose complaints are legitimate but have little to do with having been left behind by capitalism.
In the aftermath of the General Strike, the then Conservative government sought revenge on the unions by changing the law through the Trade Disputes and Trade Unions Act 1927, such that trade union members must «contract - in» — that is, make the decision to pay into the fund rather than opunions by changing the law through the Trade Disputes and Trade Unions Act 1927, such that trade union members must «contract - in» — that is, make the decision to pay into the fund rather than optTrade Disputes and Trade Unions Act 1927, such that trade union members must «contract - in» — that is, make the decision to pay into the fund rather than optTrade Unions Act 1927, such that trade union members must «contract - in» — that is, make the decision to pay into the fund rather than opUnions Act 1927, such that trade union members must «contract - in» — that is, make the decision to pay into the fund rather than opttrade union members must «contract - in» — that is, make the decision to pay into the fund rather than opt out.
She continues to take up many of the issues that affect trade union members, like poverty and low pay.
Members from the trade unions would also have to explicitly «opt in» rather than «opt out» of paying a political levy to Labour.
Affiliated supporters (AS): these are members of a socialist society or members of an affiliated trade union who pay the political levy, who are on the electoral register, and who have signed up as an AS online or through their organisation.
On our figures, full Labour party members (including those paying the reduce student and unwaged rate) show Burnham defeating Corbyn by 50.5 - 49.5 % - a statistical dead heat; however, among those who have the vote in the current contest because they have paid a # 3 registration fee or signed up as a member of an affiliated trade union, Corbyn is well ahead, with 57 % of first preferences and a 69 - 31 % lead in the final round.
When Margaret Thatcher attempted to sever the link between unions and the Labour Party with the 1984 Trade Union Act, which required unions to regularly ballot members on whether they wished to continue pay - ing into their union's political fund, it was a direct attempt to cripple the Labour Party while reducing the influence of the unions on poUnion Act, which required unions to regularly ballot members on whether they wished to continue pay - ing into their union's political fund, it was a direct attempt to cripple the Labour Party while reducing the influence of the unions on pounion's political fund, it was a direct attempt to cripple the Labour Party while reducing the influence of the unions on policy.
Asked about the prospects of union members dominating local Labour parties, she said: «I think it is being slightly phobic about trade unions - why shouldn't a care worker or somebody who works in a warehouse have a say about the leader of the party they support and the party they are paying towards.»
A trade union unlawfully discriminated against some of its female members when it opted not to pursue a better pay deal for them, the Court of Appeal has ruled.
This updated CSMC Trade Union Guide gives an overview of employers» obligations and union's rights and obligations in respect of closing discriminatory gender - based pay gaps experienced by bargaining unit memUnion Guide gives an overview of employers» obligations and union's rights and obligations in respect of closing discriminatory gender - based pay gaps experienced by bargaining unit memunion's rights and obligations in respect of closing discriminatory gender - based pay gaps experienced by bargaining unit members.
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